He’s still very young and progress is rarely linear for young players. RDZ did have his full backs arriving late and being a goal threat but JH hasn’t been asked to do that this season so purely looking at his attacking stats doesn’t show a picture of his progression anyway. The fact he is...
So you want Hinshelwood to be permenantly converted into a right back rather than getting starts in his favoured midfield role? Weird argument regarding his development.
Almost as surprising as thinking that you’re likely not to concede goals without a fit right back and only 1 recognised centre back who himself is fighting for match fitness, and a forced changed back line every week.
This season has been defined by us having poor runs followed by good ones. If we can find that confidence and belief that saw us beat Chelsea x2, Newcastle, Fulham, Bournemouth, draw at ManCity, then who knows if this can be another mini run…
One who played his heart out, patiently waited and got his move. Always welcomed back as a legend. Some players should take heed in that you only get 1 career, and being held in high regard at every club you play for should be an honour.
No I agree, you’re often never as good as when you’re not playing. But prior to his injury he’d shown enough to suggest Estupinan would be getting away with poor performances and being selected every week.
Dangerous losing weight and not properly rehydrating before a fight to make weight. The brain in particular is particularly vulnerable if you’re not fully hydrated and in peak condition.